Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-12-03

RftAs sail iuu Nfhnlu q.
This dli not altogether chlme n with
Ben's view 81 iifa Work was thing
to be endured, not conrtcd. Plenty To
cat and 10 Dir NIX. aud nothing 10 do
was Ben's domestic creed. SLall he
could work, aud not work very hard.
and IL he married Fraulein the farm
would be rs good us his at once. and
absolutely h s some day. He might dc
worse; he feared he could not do bet
ter.
1--we had some news from home,
Ben, that ought 10 please you. Your
old sweetheart at the reciory has had
couple Of thousand pounds left her by
her uncle. the M Her.
1.-TWO thousand poundsr' Why. that's
fortune. Things is becoming ex-
tremely compl Gated. / think shall
20 back with the master.
That night letter was spatched to
England, bearing on this envelope the
name of Miss Anna Robinson. nc the
rectory. Wcstly, Shropshire This WAS
the letter:
MY deerest Anner--I ope this will hne, you
| 10 good eth rs 1t leaves me at present. NJ
dcerest Anner, 1t Is a long time sense, | r0te
/ to yew, but their have been SO much 10 do ms
have, no tine. ! hop this will lne you, in
eo,'d helih, deerest Amer. This II yery quite
place, their is no sports or nOihnk orphan
o., for deer old EDglan an the swete faces
| specifically one, I left behind. ape to see, It
soon 50 know more at present irutn yonr trew
luyrr BEN"
What the Fraulein thought Of il
when she heard that Ben had changed
his mind hardly know. but he made
some plausible excuse. have no doubt
and promised TO sootlle her wounded
fecIings) that he would soon return.
Once moro at WestIeyl The first
evening after his arrival Ben went
down TO the reiory. Anna was out
but the coachman was nj
"Yo back again. III ladi Yo're just
Ike bobby. a-turniug up when you
are not wanted"
That was the coachman's welcome.
and Ben resented H.
Perhaps. II yon don't want me,
thern's SONS one else as does"
Then perhaps there's two on EN-
for SEQ two on EN- together mot five
minutes ago"
"Heyr' exrlairned Ben.
'As much hay AS 80 like, my lad
w, ..f..s Il a., ti,a ,,s...S anI 49,, spara q
bit for u donkey.
C.early. there was NO fr endly fselin,
on the part OF the coachman for BEN
Then the cook tackled him 'You'v
made tine mess of Il. Be-. Have , Of
heard what she's left her ?"
Q Left her r exclaimed the hunbug
ayes. left hnr-f2O00; and she's 90
: Ing for 1t on Monday. 1t Il make then
I very comfortable.
G .'Iiur and her mother" suggestc
) Ben.
: "Ho. no, no. llo r. roared the coacl
o man.
! iii. hi hi hir' laughed the cool
i aloe, hre, bee, hes ?" sang th
) kitchen ma d--all IN chorus.
..IIer and her mother!" and tile
n they went Off aga u.
S Its very funn ;" said the victim
g "but don't sec where the fun come
! II"
..Dun't o now Then TIL tell We
!, Yo'ro come back TO make { up wi b,
o because yo' an heard as hers got son
u money. But il bespoke already for
~ her and her mother"
Coachman. cook and kitchen mai
4; repeat chorus
m 'Tll not take Il. said Ben. ''fro
10 no one S lips but hers Her said her
I" ST OK to me. and I've stuck to her, al
n expect her'l stick TO me, aud thai
., all about it."
lp .sruen you can take il from her Vi
now, Mr.. Benjamin" said Auna, col
ii ing in ut the moment You new
30 wrote TO me for more than IL month
IS though wrote TO you twice. and tho
when | had some money left mo, y
Il sent me n letter pretend ng rs how v
It. was very fond OF me Afure on we
IL away said to the coaehman; "t hI
=. not IN earnest, then 1 m not in earnes
III and that's all about il. T"
II Never mind" sad Bent 10 hims
cd that night. III ono door shuts anutl
ou door opens"
Yes the door was open when i
got there, come six weeks after he b
IT. left. HIS entered tile house with |
". air Of n master, pausing 4 moment
lily look round on the vineyards viii
ey would soon be his He opened an int
door; there sat Fraule,n, busy with
en- needle.
ed 81 am back again." said he; ''g
10 me welcome"
cir "Then you can go back again."
AL replied.
,ut "But am come to stay and work
~ the farm"
err THE farm does not want y
all neither do l." she answered
e'' Then Benjam waxed furious
n.y. called her tickle AMI nukind, told
that no good could come TO u don
-, dealing person, and left her with
'"' somewhat double edged remark that
=" bird the hand is worth two in
o. bush."
, think / ought to explain